The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1887-01-09
From Tuesdays DaiIy.l
8ALNAoUNDI.

Dir. q Airs. George Gilmore came IN
from Halleek this afternoon.
Regular meeting Elko Lodge No. Is.
F. * A. NJ. at their Hall to night.
The atmosphere IN chilly. and indica-
lions ars favorable for u snow storm.
The Sheriff collected S742 20 for IL
cences in this county during the month
Of December.
Miss Ollie Atwcll left to-day for North
Fork where she will take charge Of q
school ut the residence Of +. ]. Holland.
Farmer Shoecrnft came down from
Tuscarora yesterday and left by this
mornings trim for the west.
Mr.. Jas. T.. Hirson. Agent for Cor
dan Brothers, the San Francisco Mrr-
Chant Tuiiors. is mt the Depot Hotel aud
will remain two days for the purpose of
tnkinG orders for suits.
The personal friends OF ex. President
Arthur ure trying to raise $4,000 for
n bronze monument over his grave.
Ths first day. subscription wA5 SI2,-
oUJ.
4 farmer living near little EDck. Ark .
while plying Yith his 3-yenr.old SOU. was
bitteu on the thumb by the 10y.
Shortly afterwards tie baud began TO
swell. and the Ia died Of the wound.
\ VI liu wnolsinau saw n rabbit OH
the ice. ind it did not run away az lie
drew hear. II h"a hoped into a shall
los paddle OF water AMI htl stool still
TIL its feet were firmly frozen to the ice.
\ special from NugrIes, Arizona. says:
A report has reached this city OF II
severe fight havim. tkvn place between
the N..t!Vna; tr ops nuI the revolutions
lists ia the State OF Siulpla. Mexico. and
that several hundreds have been killed
OF both sides.
Billy Em,rSon's minstrel trou~e made
a miserable failure las. week IN Sac
ram uto. on account of the festive
Within not appearing as advertised.
lie ran up against II POKER gam, an
became 80 much Interested in it that he
neglected his professional emsrg nlcntg.
The Carson mick say the recent ore
development in IT,. Justice miuc seems
to be viewed with considerable interest
by those who make n Study 81 suul!
things. 1t Is said to look SO well that =
weIl-Emowm miner whose opinion j.,
worth something has ctI!edi it 1.-THE germ
Of n thoroughbred bnnauzI."
4 teacher ia a San Francisco pubic
school was intormel by IL lawyer a,
, +. II that she Was heir TO - O.Or0.
lie cSsrctei to hear her wi:oop. and to
see her grab her bonnet and run. hut
instead of that she calmly replied: II
will hear the class in geography. lick
three boys. and be- q. your Office in an
hour"
The Public Schools opened ycs'er1ny
with II full attendance. The same teach
crs are retained in the three DEPART
ments, rs they have given COOL salts
factory in the past. Our schools are now
in a very fl pnriShiny condition. and We
hope TO see good progress made by the
pupils during the present term.
Mr.. md Mrs. Il. Z. Wheeler came
down from 1uscaiora by stage yestcr-
day. Mrs. Wheeler left 10y this MORN
inG's train for Cnrlin on n visit to her
daughter. Mrs. Bowser. md 3Ir. Wheel
or will leave in a few days for Chicago
where he will probably locate perman-
entity.
New York dispatch OF the lst says:
Eugene Carter, colUrcd, has been
living at No. % West Third street with
u white woman. This morning another
negro, named Taylor, sought to oust
Garter. The latter demurred and n
quarrel onsued. When Taylor struck Car
ter on tn. head with n slab of marble.
The blow was fatal and Garter died
tonight.
The White Pine News: A San Fran.
cisco divine walked into the Examiner
Office and asked to have the subject Of
his sermon. The Inhabitants OF Henv-
en-" advertised. When he left the bust.
ness man rushed after him aud wanted
to know il HearSt's orgenc could secure
the publication of the Great Registry